Alkandaka .. Queen of the Sudanese defeated the
Romans
07-14-2012 07:05 AM
Abidin Osman
The famous Queen wants to Rinas (b Alkandaka) queens of the ossicles in the "Kingdom of plants" "Sudan," the wife of King Tratkas, where on the left to the throne after his death, and his hand was subjected Aswan in his kingdom, when it was ruled by the Romans in the time (in 24 BC), has angered the Roman king of that victory sent the armies of the town tractor factory Vomaguethm heavy defeat forced them after reconciliation with the queen does not return to attack Alkandaka at all. Pyramid Paljbana 21 North, Marawi - Albajrawia is the Vault of the Queen as quoted archaeological Dr Alam - Osama Abdul Rahman light in his famous (Erkmana) known for the hard-Alkandaka strong and said the virilism ... It is worth mentioning that the title Alkendakh launched several queens and not only on the aspirations of Rinas, including the Queen wants Hakhitti the most powerful and rich in the plant in Queens was built the palace and temples that are currently in the ruins wadbannaga » E 'was also the title of the queen Alkandaka like Tare and other queens of Sudan, where it likely that the title means Kandaka first royal wife .... This title is irrigated female European origin of the name "Candace announced as highlighted by some historians" Allongocetkah "
We have characterized the life of jewels and treasures carefully Alkandaka and sculptures of copper and a host of unique jewelry and perfectly beautiful inlaid with lapis lazuli blue. And the rings form Dirie, contracts and ornate bracelets and other topics that represent religious symbols at that time, and some archaeological studies suggest that the first connection is made between Ethiopia and Christianity has made since he took the Queen Alkandaka ' initiative to facilitate the arrival of the priests to Abyssinia for asylum monotheists long before four priests escape from the tyranny of the kingdom of Aksum and reported by Dr. Fatima Abdamahmoud "Former Minister" in his book (the development of Sudanese women in five thousand years) Alkandaka the Queen had a great ability to organize his kingdom, even if it is not an endorsement of the organization as its king, and as certain times of invasion of Egypt in the absence of the Romans.
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